As a result of YAPC::NA 10, I was inspired to get more involved in Social Media. The idea is to promote and learn about new technologies through Social Media while injecting a sane, intelligent under current of Modern Perl.
I finally started to use my Twitter account. I’ve noticed the majority of tweets regarding Perl [...]
Matthew S Trout has started a Perl Iron Man challenge to encourage Perl users to become active in the blogosphere. Not many people outside of the Perl echo chamber realize how active and modern the language. A lot of the concepts that trampolined Ruby and Python into the forefront of Web 2.0 have been alive [...]
Tagged catalyst, dbix::class, mst, perl, poeIf you’ve noticed (probably not), recently the server has been unreachable. A few weeks back this was due to a bad hard drive. I finally transferred everything over to the new hard drive and got the sites back up and running thanks to a few friends and The Planet.
Then this weekend, the data [...]
The holidays are always a lot of fun. I ran out of time to do some things like keeping this blog updated. There’s been a ton of stuff in the news relevant to IT security. I’m not going to recap.
I’ll be continuing my Proxy Evasion series as soon as I get a [...]
I’ve been bugging my employers for years to send me to conferences and training seminars. None of them have been keen on the idea, and it’s a real shame. I’m lucky enough to have an incredibly good supervisory staff and a great job now. I asked to go to YAPC::NA, and they [...]
Tagged perlWith heavy heart, I enter blindly into the realm of blogging. The idea is simple: write stuff people might find useful. Tuning in, you might expect to find random useful data scattered throughout a see of opinion and blatant disregard for authority and accepted practices.
I’m a security professional by trade (or so they [...]